Queen Camilla Revives Her Peacock Print Dress for London Tea Party

Queen Camilla channeled her playful side in a peacock print dress on Wednesday for a special event at Clarence House in London.

The U.K.’s queen consort was joined by a bevy of children supported by the organization Dreams and Wishes for a treasure hunt and tea party at the royal residence. For the high-spirited afternoon, Queen Camilla wore a peacock print midi dress with long sleeves.

The dress featured a rounded collar and slightly open neckline. A wrap belt at the waist gave the royal more silhouette definition, while the skirt allowed for ease of movement. Queen Camilla added a pair of taupe heels to complete the look.

As for accessories, the queen consort sported her standard Van Cleef & Arpels bracelets, along with other delicate gold pieces including a necklace and aquamarine blue statement earrings.

Queen Camilla’s been on streak of playful prints as of late. On Tuesday, the British royal family member rewore a Fiona Clare polka dot dress that’s been part of her wardrobe for years — not dissimilar to Wednesday’s peacock print dress. She wore the green and blue midi frock in 2023 for a series of engagements in London and has incorporated the piece as a staple since.

One year ago in June 2025, Queen Camilla revived the Bombshell London-designed dress at the Women’s Prize for Fiction and Nonfiction event in London. Oddly enough, Wednesday’s dress is one of two peacock-printed pieces Queen Camilla has stored in her royal wardrobe.

The royal also owns a peacock print dress in a deep blue tone with a sharp collar and blue front placket detail to the waist. She wore the piece while visiting a London primary school in May 2024.

Dreams and Wishes is a volunteer-run organization dedicated to helping seriously ill children and their families create memories. Children arrived to Wednesday’s event at Clarence House in a horse-drawn carriage and enjoyed royal-themed activities with the U.K.’s queen consort.